NEW SERIES OF EDUCATIONAL CHILDREN'S BOOKS RELEASED
Author, Pauline Guy, Well Known Celeb-Nanny AgentBrings Wealth Of Childcare Experience To Learning
By Jerome Cleary
BEVERLY HILLS CA - First time author Pauline Guy has created a new line of educational children's books launching: "Let's Count" and "The Alphabet Dance" as her first in a series of over 40 books. The first two books are making their debut this Spring. While most new children's book writers have some experience in actual child rearing or love children, Ms. Guy has gleaned her experience in a quite extraordinary way.
As the CEO of Celebrities Staffing Services, a domestic staffing agency that specializes in placement of professional governesses, baby nurses, nannies, mannies (male nannies), personal assistants, chefs, and house/estate managers, Pauline Guy got first hand experience over the past two decades on what needs are utmost in child rearing, learning and care.
As the current wave of children's books has heated up the market, the growing demand for innovative children's books grows. "With countless books being published and released each year, educators along with parents need to make choices that count for their children, Pauline Guy's "The Alphabet Dance" and "Let's Count" are the books to choose for a young child's mind. The first years of learning are the most important and Ms. Guy has created two wonderful books that are most impressive for a pre-schooler's mind," says, Amy Hendel, Health Expert, TV Health Correspondent and CEO of www.healthgal.com
In determining what to include in the first two books, Guy carefully considered each facet of what makes most children's books fun and memorable. Her two new books are thoughtful choices that, by their merit, motivate children to read and learn. They include colorful illustrations, captivating images along with compelling characters. These books appeal to a wide and diverse pre-school audience and parents.
Guy is eminently qualified to make create these children's books as she has worked in the field of child development for over 20 years, including 13 years as the director of infant and pre-school care for her own Celebrities Staffing Services employment agency. During that time she had first hand experience in directly placing qualified nannies in thousands of homes on both the East and West coast.
While her direct interaction over these years expanded her knowledge with what makes a good nanny and what makes a readable fun pre-school book for kids. "My true learning curve came as I was constantly pre-screening, interviewing both sides of the placements of nannies, the usual and unusual feedback on what likes and dislikes of children's books that mattered to my clients' pre-schoolers. It was simple to weed out what was considered drab and uninteresting since young kids will tell you right away. Two and Three year olds pull no punches when they are unhappy and disinterested," remarks Guy.
While most first time authors hope to be published and successful, Guy decided to insure her passionate message for educational children's books by creating her own publishing company: Golden Bear Publishing. This is a rare feat where a children's book author has actually put her money where her mouth is as Guy's debut as a new children's author and launch of her first two books out of her 40 titles is as simple as A-B-C.
A parent's role can be daunting, but a parent can literary change the lives of their young ones by reading something every day. "Who does not remember their first books that you wanted your parents to read to you? My own literary heritage that my parents passed on to me from my bedtime readings from my favorite books have created a lasting memory that shaped my youth," quips Guy.
"Children need books at a young age that entertain, amuse and hopefully for parents create an environment for a pre-school child to learn. Pauline Guy has accomplished that successfully with "The Alphabet Dance" and "Let's Count," remarks, Dennis Palumbo, Psychotherapist and author of "Writing From The Inside Out."
Where media tie-in to books saturate the market such as Barney or Sponge Bob, Guy has developed new ideas with colorful and memorable characters. She is not Madonna or some other celebrity hawking a children's book but a woman who desires to truly enrich and expand the young minds of tomorrow.
Jerome Cleary is an actor, writer and a comic at The World Famous Comedy Store-www.freecomedytickets.com and can be reached at: jeromeclearytalk@aol.com
By Jerome Cleary
BEVERLY HILLS CA - First time author Pauline Guy has created a new line of educational children's books launching: "Let's Count" and "The Alphabet Dance" as her first in a series of over 40 books. The first two books are making their debut this Spring. While most new children's book writers have some experience in actual child rearing or love children, Ms. Guy has gleaned her experience in a quite extraordinary way.
As the CEO of Celebrities Staffing Services, a domestic staffing agency that specializes in placement of professional governesses, baby nurses, nannies, mannies (male nannies), personal assistants, chefs, and house/estate managers, Pauline Guy got first hand experience over the past two decades on what needs are utmost in child rearing, learning and care.
As the current wave of children's books has heated up the market, the growing demand for innovative children's books grows. "With countless books being published and released each year, educators along with parents need to make choices that count for their children, Pauline Guy's "The Alphabet Dance" and "Let's Count" are the books to choose for a young child's mind. The first years of learning are the most important and Ms. Guy has created two wonderful books that are most impressive for a pre-schooler's mind," says, Amy Hendel, Health Expert, TV Health Correspondent and CEO of www.healthgal.com
In determining what to include in the first two books, Guy carefully considered each facet of what makes most children's books fun and memorable. Her two new books are thoughtful choices that, by their merit, motivate children to read and learn. They include colorful illustrations, captivating images along with compelling characters. These books appeal to a wide and diverse pre-school audience and parents.
Guy is eminently qualified to make create these children's books as she has worked in the field of child development for over 20 years, including 13 years as the director of infant and pre-school care for her own Celebrities Staffing Services employment agency. During that time she had first hand experience in directly placing qualified nannies in thousands of homes on both the East and West coast.
While her direct interaction over these years expanded her knowledge with what makes a good nanny and what makes a readable fun pre-school book for kids. "My true learning curve came as I was constantly pre-screening, interviewing both sides of the placements of nannies, the usual and unusual feedback on what likes and dislikes of children's books that mattered to my clients' pre-schoolers. It was simple to weed out what was considered drab and uninteresting since young kids will tell you right away. Two and Three year olds pull no punches when they are unhappy and disinterested," remarks Guy.
While most first time authors hope to be published and successful, Guy decided to insure her passionate message for educational children's books by creating her own publishing company: Golden Bear Publishing. This is a rare feat where a children's book author has actually put her money where her mouth is as Guy's debut as a new children's author and launch of her first two books out of her 40 titles is as simple as A-B-C.
A parent's role can be daunting, but a parent can literary change the lives of their young ones by reading something every day. "Who does not remember their first books that you wanted your parents to read to you? My own literary heritage that my parents passed on to me from my bedtime readings from my favorite books have created a lasting memory that shaped my youth," quips Guy.
"Children need books at a young age that entertain, amuse and hopefully for parents create an environment for a pre-school child to learn. Pauline Guy has accomplished that successfully with "The Alphabet Dance" and "Let's Count," remarks, Dennis Palumbo, Psychotherapist and author of "Writing From The Inside Out."
Where media tie-in to books saturate the market such as Barney or Sponge Bob, Guy has developed new ideas with colorful and memorable characters. She is not Madonna or some other celebrity hawking a children's book but a woman who desires to truly enrich and expand the young minds of tomorrow.
Jerome Cleary is an actor, writer and a comic at The World Famous Comedy Store-www.freecomedytickets.com and can be reached at: jeromeclearytalk@aol.com
posted by JeromeCleary @ 6:19 PM
1 Comments:
At 6:32 PM,
Jack H said…
Whoa, dude - you write *fast!*
J
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